Kennedy v. Hill
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Klugh, J., September, 1909, and Ernest Moore, Special Judge, January, 1910, York. Action by Chris. L. Kennedy and Porter B. Kennedy, formerly members of Hill, Kennedy & Company, against W. L. Hill. Both parties appeal.
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Before Klugh, J., September, 1909, and Ernest Moore, Special Judge, January, 1910, York. Action by Chris. L. Kennedy and Porter B. Kennedy, formerly members of Hill, Kennedy & Company, against W. L. Hill. Both parties appeal. Mr. Marion cites: Recitals as to amount contributed to partnership capital may be explained: 22 Ency. 86; 86 Ind. 503. Partnership accounting: 22 N. Y. 178; 10 Rich. 64. Interest on partnership account: 22 Ency. 125-6 ; 3 Mason 284. Mr. Hart cites: Contribution to capital stock may be inquired into: 22 Ency. 86, 71; 33 S. C. 179.
1Opinion of the Court
September 6, 1911. The opinion of the Court was delivered by In this action for the dissolution and settlement of a partnership between the plaintiffs and the defendant, a receiver was appointed on account of irreconcilable differences and disputes between the partners, and the assets are now in his hands. The questions to be determined relate to the distribution of the assets between the plaintiffs and the defendant. The record contains two reports of Mr. J. Lyles Glenn as referee, decrees by Judge Klugh and Special Judge Moore, and numerous exceptions to these reports and decrees. We shall…
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